Brampton Unveils Inaugural Public Art Strategy: An Artful Future
The City of Brampton unveils “Brampton: An Artful Future,” its first Public Art Strategy, a five-year plan aimed at shaping inviting and inclusive public spaces while honoring the city’s distinctive character. With input from over 1,000 local artists and residents, the strategy reflects diverse values and aims to expand the public art collection, showcasing talented local artists and promoting community engagement.
Record Breaking Youth Council Turnout for Teramoto Park Clean-Up
Local youth turned out in record breaking numbers to participate in a clean-up event at Teramoto Park in Brampton. The event was organized by Brampton high school student Pradwit Thapa and drew over 350 students from across Peel Region.
“Fighter” Video Wraps Up International Women’s Month
March 26, 2024 — As International Women’s Month draws to a close, Councillor Santos, alongside her band Point of Order, delivers a musical tribute to the theme of empowerment and inclusion. Their rendition of Christina Aguilera’s anthem “Fighter” serves as a resounding call to embrace individuality and champion diversity.
2023 Year in Review
2023 was our team’s first full year of the term of council. We set the stage for the next 3 years of hard work and city building.
Luminato Festival Returns to Brampton with Walk with Amal
The Luminato Festival is returning to Brampton on Friday, June 9 with the world-wide sensation, Walk with Amal. The event is an opportunity to participate in a global movement of hope and solidarity. Walk with Amal features a colossal 12-ft puppet representing a 10-year-old Syrian refugee, symbolizing the resilience and courage of displaced children around the world.
Historic investment for the arts in Brampton
A historic investment of over $16M was allocated in the 2023 City of Brampton Budget for the arts, including the design of a new Arts & Culture Centre. Councillor Santos is assuring residents that the Lester B. Pearson Theatre will remain within the Brampton Civic Centre facility and will be jointly used by the City and students attending the new Toronto Metropolitan University Medical School.
